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Gifts for the person who has everything

Everyone has someone who buys what they want as soon as they want it. For them, the best gifts aren't more things: they're experiences, consumables, or something that couldn't come from a store.

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Coffee, chocolate and small candles on a jute cloth, seen from above
A candle, glass jars and a small oil bottle on a marble table: See coffee beans on Amazon.com (opens in a new tab)

Something they'll use up

Good coffee beans, a speciality olive oil or a candle in a scent they love. No space needed, and gone before it clutters the house.

A large theatre with warm wooden walls and rows of lit seats

An outing

Tickets to a local show, a museum pass or a class in something they've always wanted to try.

Book this directly with the venue.

A thank-you card among cream envelopes

A donation in their name

Pick a cause they care about and include a card explaining it. Ask first if your exchange has a rule about this.

Give directly to the cause.

A mustard knitted scarf with yarn and needles among small lights: See knitting kits on Amazon.com (opens in a new tab)

Something handmade

Baking, a knitted scarf or a framed drawing from the kids. They can't buy it, so it stands out.

Metal keys scattered on a wooden table: See key finders on Amazon.com (opens in a new tab)

A fix for a small annoyance

Listen for what they complain about: a squeaky drawer, a lost key, cold hands on the walk to the car.

Tip

Their wishlist may be short. A "Surprise me" from them is an invitation to try one of these.

Find something more personal

A few quick questions about who it's for, and you'll get ideas with a reason for each.

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